Central sensitisation is a pathological process of the nervous system involving a lowered pain threshold, causing hypersensitivity to harmful stimuli.

Correct diagnosis of this condition requires a thorough examination and an exhaustive patient interview, as there is currently no confirmatory lab test for most CSSs. Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is also used to observe differences in the brains of people with and without central sensitisation.

Treatment of Central Sensitisation Syndrome should always be multidisciplinary. Our psychologist, physiotherapist, nutritionist, and functional rehabilitation specialist will be involved in the treatment. At Centro Médico Teknon, treatments are focused on four key pillars: nutrition, psychology and psychopharmacology, physical exercise (physiotherapy and osteopathy), and acupuncture.

Yes, it can lead to work disability in the most severe cases of patients with central sensitisation syndrome.

Yes, at Centro Médico Teknon there is a Central Sensitisation Syndromes Unit offering multidisciplinary treatment of stress, fatigue, and pain. This unit comprises a team of specialists in Psychiatry, Rheumatology, Psychology, Neurology, Physiotherapy, Osteopathy, Nutrition, and Acupuncture. The treatment is based on different personalised clinical protocols that allow better diagnosis, control, and monitoring of the various illnesses and comorbidities associated with central sensitisation syndrome. Additionally, the unit organises events and activities to inform and support patients with this syndrome, such as the Central Sensititsation Syndrome Patient Forum. If you would like more information or to schedule an appointment, see our visits form or call 932906200.

Regulation of the central nervous system can be achieved through various methods, especially by including physical exercise in the daily routine to improve blood circulation and alleviate stress.

To schedule an appointment with our specialised central sensitisation unit, see our visit request system form or call 932906200.

Chronic fatigue syndrome, also known as myalgic encephalomyelitis, is a serious neurological disorder. Those affected experience extreme exhaustion. Current treatment focuses on improving and alleviating symptoms by providing guidance on sleep, nutrition, exercise, and, if required, pharmacological treatments.

Symptoms of chronic fatigue may vary considerably between patients, and also fluctuate daily. However, common symptoms include physical and mental tiredness, difficulty falling asleep, memory or concentration problems, joint pain, night sweats, and irritability, among others. If you experience any of these symptoms, we recommend contacting the chronic fatigue specialists at Teknon by booking a consultation or calling 932906200.